Dr. Bruno Surgical / Dental Instruments Division

About
Our experience in manufacturing of Surgical and Dental Instruments has been built-up since 1980,systematically, uncompromisingly and precisely.

Our Vision
‘A world in which every Human Life is Valued and Quality Health Care is available to all’. To exceeding our customer’s expectations in Quality, Delivery, and Cost through continuous Improvement and Customer Interaction.

Our Mission
As a leading manufacturer and distributor of a wide range of quality Surgical Instruments, we’re dedicated to servicing and supplying the worldwide medical industry with the highest quality Surgical Instruments at a reasonable price.

Description
The company manufactures over 6000 Products and is dedicated to provide supreme theater Quality and Service. All our Administration and Sales staff are highly trained, which enables us to continuously monitor and achieve complete Customer Satisfaction.

QUALITY ACHIEVEMENTS:
It is added that our Company is also holder of Certificates of International Quality Standards such as ISO-9001:2000, cGMP & CE Mark, which reflects the Quality Service of our Instruments. We are interested not only to sale our Products but also build a good and long-term relationship with our Customers.

QUALITY POLICY:
DR. BRUNO SURGICAL COMPANY is guaranteed for Quality Instruments. We have better workmanship and correct design. Products are tested at each stage of manufacturing to last stage of Packing / Dispatch to ensure proper working of the Instruments.
Throughout manufacturing we maintain complete traceability for all Materials used. We therefore feel that our Quality System is very effective and it helps us to maintain our tradition of only producing Quality Products.

Safety Information
There are many steps involved with the preparation of Sterile Surgical Instruments. All of these steps must be performed correctly to ensure a safe product for the Patient/Customer.

An adequate inventory of the necessary intraocular Surgical Instruments should be maintained in order to allow for the timely processing of instruments between cases.

Adequate time must be allowed for processing instruments according to the manufacturer’s instructions; otherwise, the Cleaning and Sterilization of the Instruments will be ineffective.

A designated cleaning area and equipment specific to the cleaning of intraocular Surgical Instruments should be identified.

Whenever possible, intraocular Surgical Instruments should be processed separately from general surgical instruments and equipment in order to reduce the potential for cross-contamination by material or residue from the general surgical instruments.

Instruments should be pre-cleaned immediately following use.

Gross debris should be removed, and instrument lumens should be flushed with sterile distilled water or another suitable agent as recommended by the manufacturer.

Use only those cleaning agents that have been recommended by the manufacturer.

Particular attention should be paid to the specified concentration of cleaning agent and to the recommended water quality.

Final rinsing of the instrument should be performed with Sterile, Distilled, or Deionizer Water, unless otherwise specified by the manufacturer.

The water used to clean or rinse instruments should be discarded after each use.

If an ultrasonic cleaner is used to process the instruments, it should be emptied, cleaned, rinsed, and dried at least daily or, preferably, after each use.

Brushes and other cleaning tools should be cleaned and sterilized as recommended by the manufacturer at least daily or, preferably, after each use.

Cleaning and Sterilization Equipment should be properly maintained. Otherwise, foreign materials such as end toxins or heavy metals may be deposited onto the instruments during processing and induce TASS.